Import Copper Wire Scrap 54 Mt Ready For Shipment — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Poland

This batch of copper wire scrap totals 54 metric tonnes and is prepared for immediate shipment from Poland. The material meets a copper purity level of 99.9%, with lead content capped at 0.005% and bismuth limited to 0.5%, ensuring suitability for high-grade recycling and refining processes. It is processed and sorted to remove non-metallic contaminants, making it ready for industrial reuse without additional cleaning.

The scrap consists of insulated and bare copper wire fragments, typically derived from electrical cable manufacturing and demolition waste. Industry standards for this category often require copper content above 99% for premium recycling, with typical impurities including tin, zinc, and iron at trace levels. This grade aligns with ISRI code Bare Bright or #1 Copper, depending on the exact composition, which the supplier can confirm on request.

Primary buyers include copper smelters, wire and cable manufacturers, and metal recyclers seeking consistent feedstock for production. The material is commonly shipped in compressed bales or loose form, with bulk transport optimised for containerised or break-bulk vessel loading. Importers should verify packaging preferences and any port-specific handling requirements before finalising logistics.

EEC-Poland Ltd operates as an imported-tier supplier based in Poland, specialising in the trade of non-ferrous metal scraps, including copper wire. The company holds a harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline verification level within the supply chain. Its profile does not disclose additional certifications, production capacity, or client references, so buyers are advised to request these details directly.

The supplier offers copper wire scrap as a ready-to-ship commodity, with the listed batch already processed and prepared for export. While the response rate and average response hours are currently unrecorded, the company’s focus on copper scrap suggests a targeted expertise in this material category. Buyers should confirm operational details such as factory or warehouse locations, quality control processes, and any third-party inspections to assess reliability.